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George Cruikshank was a prolific English artist and illustrator active from the late 18th to the 19th centuries. He is most famous for his political cartoons and satirical illustrations, often depicting social commentary and critiques of the era. Cruikshank's works are recognizable for their detailed and humorous depictions of everyday life, and his work is heavily influenced by the techniques of wood engraving, which lends itself to a distinctive visual style. His works are often a reflection of his political and social views, making him a significant voice in the cultural landscape of his time.
Born
1792
Died
1878
Sketches of Head, Arm, and Kneeling Figure
George Cruikshank
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Satirical Sketches
George Cruikshank
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Sketches of Grotesque Faces
George Cruikshank
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Sketch of Mounted Hussar
George Cruikshank
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Half-Length of a Lawyer and Other Sketches
George Cruikshank
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Street Perspective with Places of Business Labeled
George Cruikshank
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Sketch of Octagon Recess with Columns
George Cruikshank
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"Expected--alarming rise in the price of soap!"
George Cruikshank
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George Cruikshank (decorative signature)
George Cruikshank
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The Leader of the Parisian Blood Red Republic
George Cruikshank
1871
Feest in de kinderkamer
George Cruikshank
1832
Jaloezie
George Cruikshank
1831
Twee Engelsen in Parijs
George Cruikshank
1824
Twee Fransen in London
George Cruikshank
1824
Spotprent op de Engelse binnenlandse politiek, 1820
George Cruikshank
1823